The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-15

Your Friends --Where They are and
What They are Doing.

MIS-. II. r.. L asst Is NlslLlug uef Oiu
home near Georgetown.
Mrs. Barton Core left on Monday
to visit friends in Missouri.
Will Fordyce, of Clarksburg, was
here for short time on Monday.
Guy r. c. Allen and wife, OF
Wheeling, are the guests of Prof W.
p. Wiley.
+. d. Basnett, of Warrington, was
here yesterday looking after some
business matters.
Hon. James Morrow, jr., and
Judge Raymond, of Fairmont, were
in town yesterday.
Mrs. D. B. Purinton and two chill
dren are visiting Prof. Lyon at
Broaddus College, Clarksburg.
DIR. J. A. Cox and wife, of Mason
town, were here on Saturday. We
are indebted to him for a business
call.
John III. Fordyce and family re-
turned home yesterday after a visit
here at Mr.. Daniel Fordyce's at Sun
ny Side.
Mr.. w. L. White and sister, Miss
Hennen and Mr.. Aiken, of Jollytown,
Pa, were here a few days ago on
business.
Mr. R. S. Thomas, one of the ex-
cellent men of Battelle district is
here. He favored this office with a
call yesterday.
Mrs. Virgil Vandervort left yes
terday for a visit at her old home in
Hampshire county. A pleasant trip
to Mrs. Vandervort.
Among the numerous gentlemen
from whom we acknowledge favors
this week are Major Jno. A. B. Mar
tin and Mr.. Jno. S. Hood.
Miss Bessie Finney, of New York,
is here the guest of Mrs. Prof White.
She will remain several weeks Wis
iting her many old friends.
w. W. Dering, of Louisville, KY,
is visiting his old home here Bill
lies many old friends are always
glad to see him back again.
Mrs. Solomon Frum, of near
Ellington, who has been in very
poor health for several months, is
we are glad tojsay, recovering.
Prof. d. B. Purinton goes to Par
kersburg tomorrow to attend the
meeting of the Baptist General As
ISOLATION of which be is President.
Ed. G. Protzman andhis mother
went to Fairmont on Monday to
attend the funeral of his uncle Y.
O. Ridge, who died suddenly on Sun
day night last.
DR.. Dorsey p. Fitch, Of Frostburg,
Nd, spent day here last week cir
.culating among his many old friends.
The Doctor looks quite portly and
is enjoying excellent health.
Mr. Calvin Lyons, one of our clev-
er Monongalia citizens who has been
living at Masontown for some time,
dropped in on Saturday and added
his name to our list. A sensible
thing to do.
Hon Jas. c. MeGrew and wife,
who were recently visiting Major w.
G. McGrew here, have gone to Meri-
den, Conn, to visit Rev. Geo. II. Me
Grew. They will probably spend
the winter in Florida.
John Stewart, the drug clerk who
was fined $20,s0O and sentenced to
II years and a months in the county
Jail at Wichita, Kansas, is well
known in this state. 1t is said that
he is from New Salem, Harrison
county.
Col. w. A. Hanway, of Baltimore,
is here on his semi annual visit to
his extensive sheep farm in Grant
district. The Colonel, like many
persons who have left Morgantown,
still has warm feeling for the old
place.
Mrs. Eliza Linch left on Monday
for six weeks visit with friends
near Rock Island, Illinois. She will
spend the greater part of her
time with her daughter Mrs. j. R.
Snider. The New DOMINION wishes
the good lady pleasant trip.
W. w. Fogle threshed one hun
dred crops of wheat this fall with
his machine Some of our best citi
zens whose crops of wheat he thresh-
ed, say that he is the briskest hand
with machine that ever threshed
for them. Calhoun Chronicle.
G. M. Hamilton, brother of our
townsman j. M. Hamilton, has gone
to Philadelphia, where he expects to
study medicine this winter. He has
been in the employ of Burns Bros. q
Huffman, at Cleveland, Webster
county, for quite while.-Cahoun
Chronicle.
Mr.. 0. S. Mckinney was in town
Thursday. He speaks of his recent
trip to Colorado in the highest terms,
but says he could not be induced to
leave West Virginia to locate on
some of the barren plains Of the far
west. He believes this State offers
as good opportunities for business
and the accumulation of property as
many of the Western States which
we read SO much about.-Grafton
Sentinel.
Berkeley county is well represent
ed at the West Va. University both
in quality and quantity. Mr.. How
ard Emmert is now completing his
fourth year, Mr.. John Henshaw his
third, Mr.. Grant Pitzer entered the
law school this year, and Messrs
Raymond Duvall and Cramntor
Byrnes the academic course. VIZ
have no doubt but that they will al
do credit to the county.-Martias
burg Statesman.
| Job Swindler and family left or
Monday for their new home in Ne
braSka. AS our readers are aware